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Last additions - Kursunlu Falls, 3/28/2006 |
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Still another view of Kursunlu Falls2 viewsIt was hard to take a bad picture here.Aug 16, 2019
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Jerry & Sandie at Kursunlu Park4 viewsNext stop: Perge.Aug 16, 2019
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The Falls Again3 viewsWe couldn't get enough pictures of this lovely place.Aug 16, 2019
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Sandie at Kursunlu Falls2 viewsThe bizarrely twisted and gnarled trees made a perfect frame for this scene.Aug 16, 2019
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Camel Rides5 viewsIn this case the "ride" was limited to sitting on the camel, which remained motionless, and having your picture taken. We would have to wait until we went to Morocco, many years later, to take a real camel ride.Aug 16, 2019
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No Swimming4 viewsHaving a picnic here by the waterside was also a no-no. But since we had already enjoyed our lunch on the nearby picnic ground provided by the park, it didn't matter to us.Aug 16, 2019
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Botanist needed2 viewsI have no idea what species these flowers belong to - I'd welcome help in identifying them.Aug 16, 2019
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Blooms2 viewsEarly spring (this was the end of March) is a great time to see flowers blooming on the Mediterranean coast of Turkey.Aug 16, 2019
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Pool2 viewsThe waterfall emptied into a beautiful blue-green pool with lush vegetation growing all round - an idyllic scene.Aug 16, 2019
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Beware of Strinking4 viewsWe didn't know what "border" we might be crossing, let alone what "strinking" meant, so it was hard to avoid doing that; nevertheless, we escaped without any dire consequences, although as far as I know we never made it to Geziyolu, whatever and wherever that was.Aug 16, 2019
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The Waterfall4 viewsThe Kursunlu Waterfall is on a tributary of the Aksu, the major river of Antalya Province. We were lucky to see it in springtime; it's reported that it dries to a trickle in the summer.Aug 16, 2019
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The Old Mill7 viewsI don't know when this mill was built, most likely not more than a couple of centuries ago; but water wheels have been in use for grinding grain since Roman times.Aug 16, 2019
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